Sentences with phrase «predictable outcomes»

While predictable outcomes are due to the quality of our habits, Hardy shares that the accumulation of specific activities propels you forward or sets you back, producing desired or undesired results.

A potential concern is that (1) by framing the problem as one of family adaptation to caring for a child with ID and (2) by treating the social and ecological context in which families live as a background given, research on the resilience of families caring for a child with ID has certain predictable outcomes.

The nature of negotiation between government tax authorities is more likely to result in compromise than principled outcomes leading to less predictable outcomes.

Using a unique blend of technology, legal expertise, and disciplined processes, we help law firms and corporations improve financial results, enhance productivity, and efficiently deliver predictable outcomes.

It is not the same as project management in other fields (e.g. manufacturing or technology), which aims to produce identical and predictable outcomes.

We have aligned our unique outsourcing approach and capabilities to help corporations and law firms contain costs, gain efficiency, boost productivity, and generate predictable outcomes.

Our mission is to help law firms and corporate legal teams improve financial results, enhance productivity, and efficiently deliver predictable outcomes to their clients.

Combined, the result is better overall case transparency, more predictable outcomes and improved client satisfaction.

Using a unique blend of technology, legal expertise, and disciplined processes, we help law firms and corporate legal teams improve financial results, enhance productivity, and efficiently deliver predictable outcomes to their clients.

Law firms have not invested enough in terms of time and money to identify, curate and systemize their knowledge and big data and to development of systems that lead to consistent and predictable outcomes for clients.

In her role, Cary helps American Discovery clients find ways to use a wide range of legal services to enhance productivity and boost efficiency within their organizations, contain costs, and deliver predictable outcomes.

• In addition, the IPCC methodology (and emissions reduction scenarios generally) implies that climate change is a linear event, where predictable changes in emission levels will have predictable outcomes and impacts.

Such subtle distinctions speak to the unforeseen forces that lie beyond the artist's physical control, providing variations on predictable outcomes.

With the computer, Molnar can investigate endless variations in geometric shape and line and still favor hazard and chance in the final work by programming «interferences» to offset predictable outcomes.

Using the computer's high calculation speed and signal capacity to arrive at a large number of variables, Molnar nonetheless insists upon the importance of hazard and chance in the final outcome — by injecting small programming «interferences,» she offsets predictable outcomes.

It's all about clear, predictable outcomes, which encourages even less experienced players to sink their teeth into the tactical options.

We are always improving and refining our training programs to consistently provide predictable outcomes and reproduceable results.

Sedation and preanesthesia protocols can therefore be tailored to the individual patient, helping to ensure consistent and predictable outcomes.

Investments with certainties and predictable outcomes are not likely to become business breakthroughs when already operating in well - penetrated markets.

It comes from traditional, historical and typical places; happens in specific ways; and reflects generally predictable outcomes.

«While nothing can compare to those first few tumultuous years in the classroom and many aspects of my job are far easier than they were seven years ago, it is still upsetting to see predictable outcomes playing out in my classroom today and to see teachers leaving the career feeling ragged, weary, and depleted.

Unfortunately, we in the education reform policy community have turned a blind eye to these innovations and more customized solutions, instead focusing on creating more uniform schools, to ensure more predictable outcomes.

There are many reasons why we should avoid collective punishment, but the most important is that if we want students to learn how to take responsibility for their behavior, they need somewhat predictable outcomes for their choices.

An overhyped, overblown movie that favors overbearing filmmaking and predictable outcomes over cinematic artistry.

Moshe's screenplay wanes back and forth from moderately interesting shoot - outs and circumstances to quite predictable outcomes.

Every awards season tends to converge toward predictable outcomes.

LONDON has fallen prey to predictable outcomes.

In contrast, these disorders are highly predictable outcomes that primarily revolve around chronic inflammation and insulin / glucose imbalances.

This technique gave Richie, and patients like him, a faster recovery, more predictable outcomes and better overall quality of life.»

The ultimate goal, of course, is to build designs with predictable outcomes.

Labour accepted much of the economic elements of the creed with predictable outcomes.

In order for a scientific system to reach «theory» stage, we have a solid structure of facts that when tested, reproducibly produce predictable outcomes.

Khorus Software, provider of the leading enterprise SaaS system that helps CEOs and executive teams turn strategy into execution with highly predictable outcomes, announced today the formation of a board of advisors.

The refusal of investors to accept the basic premise of an ongoing recession and continued earnings pressure means that all of these very predictable outcomes will be great surprises instead.

You have to go into the filming knowing you have no predictable outcome.

But now the industry cites the predictable outcome of its own marketing as a reason to hamstring a critical environmental and health protection.

Alphabet's shareholder meeting last week resulted in a predictable outcome: All stockholder proposals were voted down.

This is always the predictable outcome of being «spot on»... utter silence.

The pope himself offers little in the way of encouragement to resist a convenient fusion of Catholic and bourgeois life, an ironic but predictable outcome given the tenor of his papacy so far.

I think it's just a predictable outcome of the American implementation of democracy.

The murder of six Jesuit priests and the escalating violence in El Salvador was a predictable outcome of U.S. LIC policies.

Repression, including the murder of priests, bishops, and catechists, is a predictable outcome of U.S. policy.

Berne wrote, «A game is an ongoing series of complementary ulterior transactions progressing to a well - defined, predictable outcome.»

It was a foolish decision with a predictable outcome.

Giroud was utterly mediocre all afternoon... Why the f @@@ didn't wenger buy draxler last summer... Lots of people saying the guy was quality, he was available at a decent price but no the French genius knows better with his thoroughly average strike force of giroud welbeck Walcott ox and Campbell who delivered a predictable outcome..

Probably — maybe it was a predictable outcome — but we'll let you make your own mind up about the data and what it all means.

Manchester United played Premier League football at home this Sunday and the most predictable outcome this season - the 1 - 1 score draw repeated itself once again at the «Theatre of something definitely not dreams».

However, the form book would suggest a draw is the most predictable outcome, with Fulham drawing eight of their opening thirteen league matches and Man City arriving at Craven Cottage on the back of back - to - back league stalemates with MAn Utd and Birmingham, albeit both occuring at home.

Generations of academic research on regulation and administration suggest a predictable outcome.

Now pension managers have been struggling to break even — the predictable outcome of a funding strategy that continues to expose taxpayers to unreasonable long - term risks.